Sentence examples for are elected without from inspiring English sources

Judges are elected without party designation.

Those calls should also be routed to local state legislators so they can hear about what happens when Supreme Court judges like this one are elected without any real oversight or screening.

(Chicago Aldermen are elected without regard to political party affiliation, but must earn a majority of votes or the top two candidates have a runoff election.

In 18 elections between 1824 and 2000, presidents were elected without popular majorities including Abraham Lincoln, who won election in 1860 with under 40 percent of the national vote.

Instead of trying to moderate their positions to appeal to more voters, the GOP is now trying to win elections through sheer force, rigging the system so that they can be elected without actually earning a majority of the vote.

He may even be elected without a serious opponent.

Less necessary, in welfare's case, because Labour was elected without having had to propose change.

No candidate could be elected without at least some support from each group.

Since 1979, no British government has been elected without the support of Rupert Murdoch.

Clement Attlee could be elected without having the obvious leadership look we'd identify today.

Mr. Gray was elected without opposition to lead the 13,500-member 13,500-member